INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Cordless Telephone/Answering System
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CLA-1380
Please read these instructions completely before use.
CAUTION
THIS PRODUCT IS INTENDED FOR USE IN NEW ZEALAND ONLY.
SALE OR USE IN OTHER COUNTRIES MAY VIOLATE LOCAL LAWS.
IMPORTANT!
HANDSET BAITERY PACK
Charge the handset battery pack for a full 12 hours before using
your cordless phone for the first time. (See page 8.)
RINGER SWITCH
If the RINGER switch is set to the off position, no ring is heard when an incoming call is
received.
UNPACKING
INTRODUCTION
HOW TO GET THE BEST PERFORMANCE
INITIAL SETUP
Installing the battery pack
Installing the antenna
AC connection
Charging the battery pack
Phone line connection
Base station volume control
Security code
Wall mounting
Answering System
HANDSET CONTROLS
BASE STATION CONTROLS
CORDLESS TELEPHONE OPERATION
Before making a call
Calling
Autodial
Redial
Flash
Handset volume control
Intercom
ANSWERING SYSTEM OPERATION
Before you leave
Incoming calls
Message playback
Remote control from the handset
Remote control from another telephone
Additional features
MAINTENANCE
TROUBLESHOOTING
MALFUNCTIONS
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Check the items included in the box with the list below. If any accessories
are missing, contact your dealer immediately.
Telescopic
Rubber
Rod Antenna
Antenna
AC Adaptor
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Model No. KR0617
INPUT: AC 230-240 V, 50
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OUTPUT DC 9 V, 350 mA
Polarity: Center Negative
Battery Pack
(SANYO 3N-270AA)
Telephone Cord
Wall Mount Hanger
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Number Memory
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Thank you for purchasing the Sanyo CLA-1380.
The Sanyo CLA-1 380 is a cordless telephone and answering system in one
compact unit and has many convenient features.
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10-ChanneI Access - If noise or other interference occurs during a
conversation, press the SCAN button to select a different channel. (See
page 20.)
10-Number Auto Dial - You can store up to 10 frequently called numbers
for easy recall. Once stored, these numbers can be dialed by using the
MEMORY button and the O-9 buttons on the handset. (See page 22.)
Intercom - Using the handset and base station, you can have an inter-
com conversation. (See pages 25- 26.)
Outgoing Message (OGM) IC Recording - Your outgoing message,
which asks callers to leave a message, is recorded on an integrated
circuit. This allows callers to leave a message immediately after hearing
your outgoing message, instead of having to wait for the message tape to
wind to the end of the last recorded message.
Your outgoing message is also recorded at the beginning of the message
tape as a backup. If there is a power failure, the outgoing message is
transferred automatically from the message tape to the IC memory when
the power is restored.
Remote Message Retrieval - You can retrieve your incoming messages
from another location using any touch-tone telephone which has a
“continuous tone” signal. (See page 33.)
This SANYO cordless telephone/answering system is Hearing-Aid compati-
ble.
Notice:
This unit uses radio communication between the handset and the base unit
and may not ensure privacy of communication. Other devices, including
other cordless telephones, may interfere with the operation of the cordless
telephone section of this unit or cause noise during operation. Cordless
telephones must not cause interference to any licensed radio service.
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Please read these hints carefully to get the best performance from your
cordless telephone.
Rechargeable battery
Q Charge the rechargeable battery for a full 12 hours before using the
cordless telephone for the first time. (See page 8.)
● Clean the battery charging terminals on the handset and the base station
once a month by wiping them with a soft cloth moistened lightly with
isopropyl alcohol.
Security code
This cordless telephone has a digital security system with 10 million possible
codes. This system helps to prevent unauthorized use of your telephone line
by another cordless telephone.
If you hear a high-pitched beep tone, or no dial tone, this means that the
security code has been lost. If this occurs, reset the security code as de-
scribed on page 11.
● If a power failure occurs, or if the battery is replaced, the security code
must be reset. (See page 11.)
Operating range
The operating range may vary depending on the operating conditions,
location and distance between the base station and the handset. For the
best possible performance, locate the base station in the highest room
feasible in your home or office, and as close to the centre of the desired
operating area as possible.
For the best performance under normal operating conditions, extend the
base station antenna fully.
Since cordless telephones use radio frequencies for communication, certain
obstacles between the base station and the handset may reduce the operat-
ing range.
The following are some examples.
- Concrete walls
- Tile walls (typically used in bathrooms)
- Large metal objects (such as refrigerators, metal cabinets, etc.)
- Metal shielding inside of walls
- Metal fences
- Objects which obstruct radio frequencies
NOTE: If you are beyond the operating range of the telephone, the END
button or SCAN button does not operate properfy. If this occurs, move closer
to the base station and try again.
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Interference
If you have more than one cordless telephone in your home or office, we
recommend that you separate the telephones from each other as much as
possible to avoid interference. If interference does occur, change the operat-
ing channel on one of the telephones by pressing the SCAN button, or lower
the base station antenna, thereby reducing its range.
Noise
Electrical pulse noise is present in
most homes at one time or anoth-
er. This is most intense during
electrical storms. Certain kinds of
electrical equipment such as TVs,
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fluorescent lamps, halogen lamps,
microwave ovens, light dimmers,
motors, fans, etc., also generate
noise pulses. Because radio
frequency transmissions are
susceptible to these pulses, on
oocasion you may hear them in
your handset. Generally they are a
minor annoyance and should not
be interpreted as a defect in your
system.
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INSTALLING THE BAITERY PACK
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1. Remove the battery compart-
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ment lid.
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2. Plug the battery pack cord into
the connector inside the battery
compartment. Place the battery
pack in the battery
compartment.
3. Replace the lid by sliding it up
over the pack until it is firmly in
place.
NOTES:
When you replace the battery
pack, press the END button
before step 1 above.
If the battery pack is replaced,
the security code and any
stored numbers are cleared.
When you replace the battery
pack, pull out the plug of battery
pack vertically.
INSTALLING THE ANTENNA
Install the antenna to the handset by
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rotating it clockwise as shown.
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telescopic rod antenna is
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rubber antenna may reduce
performance and operational range.
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AC CONNECTION
1. Insert the small plug on the end of the AC adaptor cord into the 9V DC
jack on the back of the base station.
2. Plug the AC adaptor into an AC wall outlet.
NOTE:
If 6 long beeps sound when the AC connections are made, the message
tape has not been inserted.
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USE ONLY SANYO AC ADAPTOR MODEL NO. KR0617
(APPROVAL NO. Q94113)
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CHARGING THE BAITERY PACK
IMPORTANT NOTE:
The battery pack must be charged for a full 12 hours before the cord-
less phone is used for the first time. Do not use the phone before
charging the battery pack.
1.
2.
Place the handset on the base
station and charge it for a M
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In order to verify that the
handset batte~- is fully
charged...
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Remove the handset from
the base station.
Check to see that the BATT
LOW indicator is off.
NOTE:
If the BAIT LOW indicator
lights, even after charging
for a full 12 hours, refer to
the troubleshooting guide on
page 41.
After initial setup, recharge
the handset battery by
placing it on the base station
cradle whenever the BAIT
LOW indicator lights.
Replacement battery packs are
available from an authorized
Sanyo service center.
Replacement battery pack part
numbec SANYO 3N-270AA
Use of other brand or type batter-
ies may cause serious damage or
equipment malfunctions.
BATT LO
indicator
NOTE:
When batteries are discharged,
they must be disposed of in a safe
manner that complies with all
applicable laws.
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PHONE LINE CONNECTION
NOTE:
Please make sure that the handset battery is fully charged before connecting
the phone line cable.
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WARNINGS
- This cordless telephone may, on some longer lines, have difficulty
handing over to another device connected to the same line.
- Immediately disconnect the equipment should it become physically
damaged, and arrange for its disposal or repair.
- The operation of this equipment on the same line as telephones or other
equipment with audible warning devices or automatic ring detectors will
give rise to bell tinkle or noise and may cause false tripping of the ring
detector. Should such problems occur, the user is not to contact Telecom
Faults Service.
BASE STATION VOLUME
CONTROL
Set the VOLUME control to the
correct position to give you the
desired sound level. If you set the
VOLUME control to the minimum
position, no sound is heard from
VOLUME control
the speaker.
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SECURITY CODE
The CLA-1 380 has a digital security system with 10 million possible codes.
This system helps prevent the unauthorized use of your telephone line by
another cordless telephone user.
A security code is set automatically the first time the handset is placed in the
base station cradle. When the code is set, a beep sounds.
The security code must be reset if the battery pack is replaced or the power is
interrupted.
How to reset your security code
1.
2.
Place the handset in the cradle
of the base station.
Press the PAGEANT button on
the base station (within 3
seconds). A beep sounds within
30 seconds. The security code
is now set.
To change your security code
at any time, simply repeat the
above steps. A new security
code is automatically set each
time.
NOTES:
- It is necessary to change the
security code if;
● There is a power failure.
. The battery pack is changed.
● The battery pack is exhaust-
ed.
● The AC adaptor is disconnect-
ed.
- If the security code has been
cleared, calls cannot be made
until the code is reset.
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WALL MOUNTING (if desired)
To mount the base station on a wall
1. Inserl the hooks of the hanger in the holes in the back of the base station.
Then push them in the direction of arrow @ as shown.
2. Connect the cord.
3. Mount the base station on the wall.
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NOTES:
This cordless telephone may not be compatible with certain multiple line
PBX systems.
Avoid locations near electrical equipment such as computers, TVs,
fluorescent lamps, halogen lamps or microwave ovens. These may
cause interference or reduce the operating range of the cordless tele-
phone.
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ANSWERING SYSTEM
RING DELAY SWITCH
(2/4/AUTO)
The RING DELAY switch lets you
choose the number of times the
telephone rings before a call is
answered.
- 2 position:
Incoming calls are answered on
the second ring.
- 4 position:
Incoming calls are answered on
the fourth ring.
- AUTO (Toll Saver) position:
The first incoming call is
answered on the fourth ring,
and later calls are answered on
the second ring. If you call your
number from another phone
and hear three rings, you know
you have no messages and can
hang up and save the cost of
the call. When you reset the
unit to the auto answer mode,
the unit again answers the first
new call on the fourth ring.
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RING DELAY switch
CPC ON/OFF
The telephone systems in many
areas provide a disconnect pulse
when a caller hangs up. If the
CPC/ANS.ONLY switch (located
on the side of the base station) is
set to CPC ON, the CLA-1 380
stops recording and returns to the
auto answer mode when this
disconnect pulse is received. This
eliminates annoying recordings of
dial tones between messages.
The CPC/ANS.ONLY switch
should be kept in the CPC OFF
position if:
- Your telephone is equipped
with call waiting service
- You have a noisy telephone
exchange
(If the switch is not in the CPC
OFF position, your calls may be
disconnected prematurely.)
ANSWER ONLY
If you do not want messages to be
received and recorded, set the
switch to the ANS.ONLY position.
The unit then plays your outgoing
message but does not record
incoming messages.
CPC/ANS.ONLY
switch
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RECORDING AN OUTGOING MESSAGE
Before you record your outgoing message, decide what you are going to say
and write it down.
SAMPLE OUTGOING MESSAGE
“Hello. This is (your name). Please leave your name and telephone number
and a brief message, and your call will be returned as soon as possible.
Thank you.”
NOTES:
The message tape must be
inserted before an outgoing
message can be recorded. This
ensures that there is a backup
tape recording of your outgoing
message in the event of a power
failure. (See “POWER FAILURE”,
page 40.)
If you attempt to record an
outgoing message without a
message tape inserted, 3 long
beeps sound.
Your outgoing message can be
up to approximately 16 seconds
in length. The IN USE indicator
flashes to alert you during the last
4 seconds of recording time.
If you attempt to record an
outgoing message more than 16
seconds in length, the answering
system automatically stops
recording and enters the auto
answer mode.
When outgoing message record-
ing is completed, the unit switch-
es to the auto answer mode
automatically. If you want to
cancel the auto answer mode,
press the STOP button.
If an incoming call is received
while you are recording your
outgoing message or while the
backup tape recording is being
made, your outgoing message is
erased. If this happens, record
your outgoing message again.
When you replace the message
tape, you must record your
outgoing message again.
To record an outgoing message
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Press the STOP button.
Set the VOLUME control to the
mid position.
Press and hold the OGM REC
button for approximately 1
second until a beep sounds.
The IN USE indicator lights.
When you hear the beep tone,
record your message using the
built-in microphone.
Press the OGM REC button
again to end recording.
The IN USE and ANSWER
indicators flash alternately, and
your outgoing message plays
back automatically. (A backup
recording of your outgoing
message is made automatically
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RINGER Switch
Turns the ringer on and off.
This switch must be set to the
on position in order for a ring
to be heard when an
incoming call is received.
When the switch is set to the
off position, the ring is muted
TALK(/VOLume) Button
Press to receive an incoming
cell or to place an wtgoing
cell.
Also used to change the
sound level (normal or loud)
from the handset speaker
(Earpiece).
BAll LOW Indicator
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needs recharging. (If the battery II<W w ~
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Lights when the handset is in
talk mode.
Flashes when the answering
system is in use.
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Press to hang up.
Dialing Buttons
Use just like the buttons on a
standard Touch-Tone phone.
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REDIAUP Button
Press to redial the last
number dialed. Ifyou press
any other dialing button
before pressing this button, it
funtilons as a pause button.
(See page 31.)
(See pages 22& 23.)
INT (Intercom) Button
Press to begin an intercom
conversation with the base
station.
(See pages 25& 26.)
SCAN Button
Press to change the channel if
you hear noise or interference
during a call. (See page 20.)
REMOTE Button
Press to operate the
answering system from the
handset. (See page 31.)
Contact-Points
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For battery pack charging.
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RING DELAY Switch
(2/4/AUTO)
Set to 2 to have calls answered on the
second ring.
Modular Telephone Jack (TEL LINE)
Set to 4 to have calls answered on the
(See page 9.)
fourth ring.
Set to AUTO to set to Toil Saver mode.
(See page 13.)
BACK OF UNIT
RINGER Switch (OFF/LO/Hi)
Adjusts the volume of the base
station ringer. When set to
OFF, no ring is heard. (If a call
is received during an intercom
conversation, the ring is heard
even if the RINGER switch is
set to OFF.)
AC Adaptor ‘
Jack (DC 9V)
(See page 7.)
CPCIANS.ONLY Switch
For normal use, set to CPC ON. If you have
EASY CALL service or a noisy telephone
exchange, set to CPC OFF.
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If you do not want to receive messages, set
to ANS.ONLY (answer only). (See page 13.)
SIDE VIEW
VOLUME Control
Adjusts the sound level from the base
station speaker. (See page 10.)
BOTTOM VIEW
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Remote Access Code Number Label
(See page 33.)
ERASE Button
OGM (Outgoing Messsge) REC Button
Press to erase messages. This
Press to record your outgoing message.
Press to begin an intercom conver-
sation with the handset user.
Lights when the unit is in the
auto answer mode.
Also used to reset the cordless
telephone security code.
Flashes to indicate the number
(See pages 11, 25& 26.)
of messages (including memos)
received (to a maximum of 15).
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POWER Indicator
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Speaker
Lights whenthe unit is supplied with AC
power.
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For optimum performance, extend fully in
a vertical position.
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Press to fast-forward the message tape.
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REW (Rewind) Button
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Press to rewind the message tape.
(See page 30.)
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REC Button
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Press to record a memo. (See page 38.)
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Press to cancel the auto answer mode or
Press to set the unit to the auto answer
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PLAYBACK Button
Press to play back messages.
(See pages 29& 30.)
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